Zoe Trujillo led Coupeville’s JV in kills Tuesday, sparking the Wolves to a big volleyball win. (John Fisken photo)
Only the call of the ferry could stop the butt-whuppin’.
Playing second Tuesday night, the Coupeville High School JV spikers drilled host Klahowya 25-18, 18-14 in a match cut short by time constraints.
The varsity teams played a full five sets (which the Wolves also won), which cut into the time left before CHS had to jump on a bus and make the trek home.
But still, even in limited floor time, the Wolves were impressive, raising their record to 4-2 overall, 2-0 in Olympic League play.
Freshman phenom Zoe Trujillo led Coupeville in kills, while Scout Smith paced the squad in assists.
“I am really proud of the improvement we had on the court yesterday,” said Coupeville coach Kristin Bridges. “Our passing was consistent and reliable, lending to more aggression on the net.
“Zoe had an outstanding game.”
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